Social Enterprise Software Design

(April 10, 2009) The emergence of ubiquitous, persistent online identity, social graph, and feeds are fundamentally transforming individuals' behavior, expectations and experience across the Web. Clara Shih, creator of the first business application on Facebook, talks about her application and what the World Wide Web of people means for interaction, relationships and enterprise software design.

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• Facebook
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• enterprise
• identity
• online
• advertising
• hyper
• target
• personalization
• application
• user
• privacy
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[agapitoflores001]

I think the result for this will be effective and positive.

[OrlandoPCRepair]

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[g2gcio]

great introduction to Facebook!

[gandaav4]

Are you going to release LinkedForce connector too?

[gandaav4]

Social computing ..Social enterprise call it whatever you name it.. Corporates need to take cautious approach rather than buy into the hype..open access to information is as dangerous as not having access

[JLittle1]

Very thought provoking. Why does social media connectivity tend to come from third-parties and not directly from salesforce, facebook, linkedin, et. al.?

[deimosbg]

SalesForce sucks! I hate this product!

[goofbucket1]

Nice Lecture, Thank you goofbucket . com

[hprof1]

Super cool  !